99 Things to do with Audacity.

Perhaps 99 is a bit hopeful but ......

  1. Speed of sound in air
  2. Speed of sound through a lab table
  3. Speed of sound through jelly (I will do it one day, honest)
  4. Measuring time interval between bounces of a ball
  5. Measuring speed of dropping magnet in a burette tube
  6. rolling a spherical neomagnet down a ramp and measuring speed
  7. Measuring speed of ball bearings fired by a Gaussian gun
  8. time period of a pendulum (neomagnet on a string)
  9. seismograph
  10. speed and acceleration of a toy car down a guttering ramp
  11. spherical neomagnet a roller coaster made of clear plastic tubing (speed, KE and GPE)
  12. conservation of momentum with neos stuck to mechanics trolleys/air track carts
  13. I've made a working wind turbine, which is just the coolest thing and generate AC (Vid below) JF
  14. something I picked up from my sixth form placement turning sine waves into square ones - is this useful?
  15. A2 Coursework - one of the students hit a metal rod holding it in the middle, then recorded the sound with audacity. He then identified the harmonics. he then supported the rod in 2 places and repeated it to get further harmonics